The era of smart photography: mobile-photography and revolutions | Irene Alison | TEDxCaserta

What is mobile photography? In what way does it mark the processes of communication and transform the forms and structures of professional photography? iRevolution is a reflection on the use of the mobile telephone as a tool of photography, its potential, its limits, its planning and authorial use, its impact on visual language and its marketing mechanisms. It is an attempt to write the history of the present, reasoning on some interrogatives that mark contemporary photography: can mobile photography be considered a new language? Does the technical knowledge that is behind the production of an image taken by a professional make a difference with respect to the action of pressing a button on a smartphone? In a world in which everyone can record any event with their phone, what role do professional photographers play?
Professional journalist and photo-consultant, Irene Alison is creative director of photography planning at the studio DER*LAB. As an editor, she has worked for Il Manifesto and for D - La Repubblica delle Donne. Together with photographers, she has made features that have appeared on Geo France, The Independent, l'Espresso, D, XL, Marie Claire and Riders. Her articles on photographic criticism are regularly published by La Lettura of Il Corriere della Sera, Il Sole 24 and Pagina99. She collaborates as tutor and consultant with some of the greatest schools of photography in Italy and as curator and juror for the most prestigious international festivals and awards. From 2009 to 2014, she was the director of the photo-magazine Rearviewmirror (Postcart). She has published two essays on photographic analysis.
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[@GianlucaStorani]

Bello speech, concordo pienamente con la tesi esposta.

[@nightfiredance23]

Per fotografo professionista lei intende un fotografo di matrimoni o un autore? Perchè mi sembra che si faccia della confusione.....

[@FabrizioBalestrieri]

Quale differenza c'è? Il fotografo di matrimoni non è un autore?

[@giuseppevizzari539]

Avrei utilizzato meno termini inglesi per fare arrivare il messaggio a tutti. Inoltre avrei parlato in modo tale da non far sembrare che in fondo di fronte all'autrice, ci fosse un "gobbo".

[@servizioweb9776]

...quanta fuffa!